River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-10-13
DODD & TRUESDELL,
Doctors or
DENTAL SURGERY.
OFFICES 1T
st. Cloud & Taylors Falls, Mimi.
River Falls, Wis.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

Orders taken for rubber stamps at
Winters.
Scotch caps, knot caps and cloth caps
at Weisend's.
Powell's sugar mill will shut down
this week.
Eider-down flannels in all colors at
F. j. Burhyte's.
Double breasted chinchilla coats and
vests at Weisend's.
If you want to buy goods cheap call
at Burhyte's Cash Store.
Lutte Musser has put his steam wood
saving machine in motion.
4 new depot is to be built at Hudson
on the River Falls branch.
The finest assortment of tIecot fan.
nels in the city at Burhyte's.
If you want stoves set up and 'shin-
ed call on Johnson { Elertson.
Willie Hutchins is convalescing
from a severe run of typhoid fever.
A full line of spectacles, in gold,
nickel, and steel bows, at Winters.
DR.. F. E. Parsons left Monday morn
ing on a visit to the Lake Superior re-
giOn.
Eight-day walnut case clocks, "a up.
warranted TO give satisfaction, at Win
ter's.
A large assortment of mems ine and
/ ehna- r INaicandsC on
prices.
Get prices for job printing at the
JOURNAL Office before ordering else
/ where.
Frank Rossell has commenced re-
moving the remains OF the old Central
Hotel.
Mr.. Albert Baker and Miss Minnie
Glover. of Hudson, were married yes
terday.
A large variety of ladies' and chill
dren's shoes, lowest prices, at F. ]
BuThyte's.
E. S. Doolittle, of the Ellsworth
Herald. was perambulating our streets
yesterday.
VIII exchange fine new Estey or
gan for a good young horse. Inquire
at this office.
4 large line of underwear from the
/ cheapest to the best at WeiSend' S
Clothing Store
Rev. j. L. Fitzpatrick, pastor of st.
JOseph's Church, Ell Paso, was in the
city yesterday.
Call and examine the new silverware
| just received at G. F. Winters. Prices
lower than ever.
Frank Howe. the drayman, has
moved into Joel Barnett'S house, OPP.
posite Grange Hall.
Mrs. J. B. Thayer went to Madison
last week, and will probably remain
there through the winter.
Thos. E. Tubbs is taking large or
( ders tor his remedies through the
northern part of the state.
The best line OF Overcoats ever
brought to the city at Weisend's Cloth
ing store. Cheap for cash.
A. j. West. of Clifton, is moving in
to Mr.. BOutwell's tenement, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Louise Parker.
Pushes, nice line of colors. dress
flannels, 40, so and IS cents, to arrive
| this week at L. III. Daniels Cash Store.
E. G. Rollins left Tuesday for Dako-
| Ia, and will be absent about a week.
Mrs. r. accompanied him to Minneap-
oils.
There will be meeting of the Ii
brary Association next Tuesday even
ing at $50 o'clock at the Baptist
| church.
The funeral service of Mrs Rachael
| TOzer was conducted at her late resi-
dence on Thursday last by Rev. John
Watson.
The Clerk announces that the petit
Jurors for the December term of the
Circuit Court will be- drawn on the
| 25th inst.
The Building Society, of Hudson,
is short some SD 900 through the
short cOmings of the secretary, now
deceased.
A wallet containing a small amount
of money was found on Main street
last Tuesday. 1t awaits its owner at
this office.
Mr.. J. II. johnson. of the firm of
| Johnson Bros. wholesale lumber deal
eTs of New York. is here visiting his
daughter, Miss Sadie johnson.
4 lady's breast-pin was found on the
| sidewalk in front of the Journal block
last Tuesday, which the owner can
have by calling at this Office.
Mr. WhiteIaw in LEW OF a sermon
last Sunday morning, gave an interest
I ing report of the Wisconsin COngrega-
tional Convention recently held at
Whitewater.
Hon. II. A. Taylor, of Hudson. has
been suffering Of late form an affec-
ticn of the liver, and will take a trip
abroad for his health.
Geo. Chamberlain. formerly with
| Il. :. Freeman. was in town last Satur-
/ day. He is clerking in a drug store
at Pennington, MINI.
Mems boys and children's ready
made clothing. the largest stock and
/ uEfnL dSSUtk tA4EAAL ia tlAC NtNN At tue AJh-
| est prices. at F. J. Burhvte's.
A pair of steel bowed spectacles in
| closed in a japanned case were picked
up in the 4th ward the other day. The
owner can regain the specs by calling
/ at Mr.. BlOOd's.
s. J. Rasmussen who went to Yern-
dale. Mimi, last week TO accept Il
clerkship. wasn't pleased with the lay
out. He has returned and is again be-
/ hind the counter at Henriksen's.
/ Freedom Mckay came down from
/ North st. Paul last Saturday and re-
/ manned over sunday. He reports bus
/ mess brisk up there, and plenty of
Of work for mechanics and artisans.
The Knights of Labor assemblies of
Eau Claire have presented to the city
! council a petition asking that the side
and bsck doors, as well as the front
doors of saloons, remain closed on
Sundays.
Before selecting your house prints
see the prettisst colors and most dur
| able goods ever made, at the Phoenix
| nrug Store. YOu don't nav a dollar